Posted 8 years ago
Poire
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Gorgeous enamel on silver vintage Scandinavian guilloche brooch. The silver appears to have a rose gold or copper wash on it. I believe it is Scandinavian because it is labeled 925 S. There is another mark on it before the silver mark, but, I cannot find which maker this mark represents. Do you know? Thanks for any help!
But whats the first mark before 925 S? This could be Makers mark??
Very pretty!!!!
925 S means 925 Sterling.
Looks like a little Axe in the front....?? could it be Dutch??
As the axe/hatchet mark, used 1853-1927 as a tax mark on old Netherlands ... so might that be what it is???
It's not the Dutch hatchet mark - it's the wrong shape.
925S in Silver Guide states its Dutch, but Who??
Hi Came across this. I hope helps.http://www.modernsilver.com/Norwegiansilverhallmarks.htmit
MA
Sorry. I am referring to K. A. Rasmussen.
MA
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And, Dizzydave, that's the mark I was talking about! The little research I did revealed that the "S" after the 925 silver mark most likely means it is Scandinavian of some sort. Denmark came up the most. The Netherlands is another good possibility.
I do think it looks like an ax/hatchette antiquerose! That was my initial thought, but, I didn't put it in the description because I did not want to sway people's initial reaction.
Thanks for all the input antiquerose, Efesgirl, and MA!!
Nope, the Netherlands is not a possibility - the axe/hatchet is the wrong shape. I live in the Netherlands (not a part of Scandinavia).
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Thank you Efesgirl!! And, I knew that the Netherlands were not part of Scandinavia. I guess my separation of the Netherlands from my Scandinavia comment should have been more clear. :) :) :)
this is so beautiful!
You would be surprised at how many people really think the Netherlands is part of Scandinavia. :-))))
Thank you lentilka11!
And, Efesgirl, I'm sure that's true. I just wanted to make sure you knew I wasn't one of them! ;)
These beautiful blue flowers resemble the Hawaiian plumeria flower aka frangipani. Lovely!
Thank you Newfld!!